Sentence examples for may move one from inspiring English sources

He or Claudio Vargas may be dropped from the rotation, but the Mets may move one of them to the bullpen — Vargas is better suited to fill a long-relief role — and choose to send Carlos Muniz to Class AAA New Orleans.

Marty Markowitz, the Brooklyn borough president, may move one of his long-running concert series this summer because of opposition over the shows' noise and a proposal for a huge new amphitheater there.

If the rectangle doesn't look even, you may move one of the boundary markers to make the sides parallel.

"I may have to move one or two out to get some money.

Molecules may move from one "grid room" to an adjacent one, but within one step, only molecules within the same grid room can interact.

As a result, the poll can influence the results, particularly in a multi-candidate race, where voters may move from one candidate to another based on their perception of which one has momentum and whose chances are fading.

In addition, workers are often not situated in one location for long periods of time, but rather may move from one job site to another [ 7].

Investigators don't fully understand how tau proteins migrate through the brain; animal research suggests that they may move from one neuron to another across synapses (small areas on neurons that release chemical messages).

We may move from one type of confidence to the other depending on the seasons in our life we are experiencing.

For example, devices can be turned on and off, or moved from one place to another; networks may be congested and packets are dropped; the target (e.g., monitored person) may move from one building to another.

"The loophole the Bush administration is proposing to close may move us one step forward, but the loophole that they propose to open for the auto industry will likely move us three steps back".